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wdl o to a I ivilj d loge' f quiet, i : but, tespea nod lit •eprooci eletined 2,0 ugh- 4 .Fiancis rz helraVe If the er preg• c so Jilly is good flat lAte y (hild, t be utt. ern critid Put feel' PM! 111;5. ) say t ° off) the Mother „to tile othg !that to to send 1 on °tit P ring ~ Slip 01 04 aft er ' I 3 ~'+j i ~J 11 . •. NAVAL N E ~~ ~; PLYMOUTH, J. 7.—Arrived the Pappettbargh Brig Ilynanda, -, from Liverpool, 'l4l4.o;asili snit, put:. in here by contrary winds; Diana, MIT cif ELL, from Madeira, bound .to Lon don, laden wilh wine and cotton ; English Brig Sully, WILSON, from Cadiz and Gibraltar, bound to Newcastle and Hull, laden with wine and 50a -461i Wool; ErigliAlt Brig Oak, NiAsoN, from Seville; bound to LOndon, laden with fruit; Teahsport Ruby, of London, Capt. MONCUR, from Cadiz, 'last from Falmouth, bound to Portsmouth, put in here by contrary witids and kid weather, Brig of Leith, Capt. Kerry, from Gibialtar, la'q - fr(An Palmomh, bound to London, put in here ViCon- Vary winds and bad weather ; Goldfinch, of 18 cs, Captain wciriNto, with a convoy from the • R Inward. Arrived .'Eclair SlOop of War, from Corinindi 'withDispatches'; the captured on her passage the the French Letter of Martine Carolihq, ladenwitha' Valuabl e ca rgo o f i vory "and coffee, from the Isle of France, Which It'atrived here. Arrived the'liotvina Tender iroil - LiierpOol'; on her . passage she re-cap tured the'Brig Ranger, of Leith, 'Capt. trui•iDEß- . sdn, laden with'frhit, froin Cadlt, wlsith had'been taken by ti Vrench Privateet.-:-Theltaqer is 'ar- • rived here. Arrived ihe Fiench Ketch Le' Pair, laden wit h ; wine and ros i =n s from 'Beurdeati*, 61)°' tared by , L' .~ fi ~ t e. Frigate,. By'rhera,:ohire Fretich tetler‘of Marque whicls is arrived here, intelligt.noe received of theip ture cif the Galati ) 01'22 guns, - Capt. in the Last Indies; by a large freicjit Frigdte, al'!er al 4ever c aatUn, in which the latter had 40 Men and wounded. It is added'that seven Air lq'enchrrigites of the } largest class are the Indian Seas, Arrived the Citt:crfli4 Cutter, of 'l4 giins, from torunna, in 48 hours, and h.is brovught over Lidut:- General FRANCIS LE'/EVlts, COnin4nder of theLn perial G 63 rii, who w taken 'prisoner by Lerd PAGET its the affair Nvi;ich took place at Berieveiate the 28th ult. in which the 'enemy 16t aboUrAo6 inlet), in 'killed, wounded, and prisoners. Captain' W YNARAisi Aid-de-Catnp to Sir jolt? Modaz, also arrived in tale COcefui, and itottediately prO teeded to town, hiving brought dispatches from the ritislz CoMmandercm Chief, whibli are statedlo Of an unpleasant nature ; the Esairt Gun-hrig, irotn guernsey; and Peaock, of t o gnus, frodi the remit of Spain. General I,EPE','RE Idtt Madrid 3t3 days ago'; he was so L'Xtrel»eii' rese . tvd, that it was inipdssible to pm any iciestiuil to bin) 'relative to the . eiisting Mate 61 altiirs. 1-ht is at pr e sent at Moncit's tavet'n, 11 Y rnr) "th , but it is expEeted lie will ba sent to Leading on hig paroie. FAL motrl!pu, .7 AN. a. —Arrived yes:etdah the 131 i ll PackeiSofraort, with `Mails from Corinna, Which; shelett . on tfre t - This moc•niii arrived here,* the Priacels 11, Packet, liton, with Maili from Lisbon ;. nine da) s . Passago., The Transports, . with- , , the 14th Light Dragoons wei.e !safe arrived, and landed in exceUlit order. All the tufautrjr had lefr,Liseon tiir the Interior. The Portilgoese Tr oo p ti were from the 4go of I to 43. They had no apprehl',,n= siuu of a Vi9it from the French. , • )on :P' ; ° PottrAstouti t ,- J A N. Atiived his Ship Lic.lbora, of . 74 gum, Capt. Y. E. DotY(46l) fro the lial;flx station ; Prouidence, °Shields. ; 4t14 the itosinai from. NOW, * . 1* H • Majtsty's Erig Firm , has captured and 'sent .110 to iS Port, the Carlwri o gh! Sloop, ladthi with salt, from 'Cherberzli, DUAL ) JAN. s4 . — Arrived, and sailed for the River, the George, fram Sr. Thomas's iiredway, WATSON, lion] the riruils i Afars, IstuseaToll, iilligence, ELLts, and the Ceres, aICHARDSOUr from L;vetp)ol, w ith several ethers. came down from the River his Aftljesty's Ships Pirgard, nnd the liVagenia, and remain. in flit" buwws with jtici Nittesty'a Shik. &re. as per last. . rc IIDA IP; 7 , --Arrived last evening the Qhath. lir] Fleet, under coin:l - land of Admiral ti Brest. ,11 axxsa, JAN. R.—Sailed Ilia :Majesty's Sloop Qn a cruize ill the North Sea. 'nit; &SSW.' i 4 thjs day paid up to six menults. 0rar...1%.... 0. , . , I hrec French prisoners, who were in confinement A.t irottsinouth, have been lodged in the g ao l o f t h at I ''''", ou , a cha r g e , of forging Bank of E ng l an d ott:s, They have - sticceeded in ' passing some at 11 '%: Boles, throngh some soldiers.who wcie gusrding ' ''. l .' at FurtOn prison. -- A parcel of forge&ndles, ' I 'li: 1 1 are supposed to have belonged to then;"/hike herr) found on Weovi; C ommon by a bor•-411be it0.,.. 4 ; .- _ ' ale very nea t ly executed , and are a gooddiai7 SP.i? JSfl. PdPLRS. • tII6CLAIMATION BY AIAJOR.-GENRIIA DON INIONIO p 4 ,ALOETiO "GOVERNOR' OF COEUNNA. illustrious Citizens of Corunna--My pled ge as • , ! Governorovernor or this place, which I have given, to defend - you at the risque Only life, the confidence the Pro visional Junta has placed in me, atid,4,be satisfac tion I. feel at the high opinion whichthis illustrious City has formed' of me, and 'which Z, shall always Strive 'to merit, are ivwerful motives to oblige me to manifest .my desire of contributing; as much as possible to the defence - of a cause, morektst than re- Jtorded in history, and to sacrifice myself its de fence, forgetting trouble, fatigue, and danger. I have no doubt that 'all the people of Corunna my eiample- Let us all be soldiers . ; the times and Circumstances demand it. The Supreme Central Jiinta has wisely established a militia of Honour, and 'it 'has been my good fortune to have the honour of being your Commander. I should wi Th to comme nicatoto.you„ in as : short time as possible, the mili tary knowledge ,which experience has taught me in tho course Of sti years service; but I am Cully per suaded that zeal, and a short application, will make this militia as useful as any troops of the line; but I would rather animate by example than persuade by woids. Let us then ever war against the French, and thoSe vile men whip take their part, and are un worthy to be called Spaniards.- - --Nothing is more necessary in war than to beprepared before Nitl4 ; ribr'ribriiitigth,ree Slistbeffil than to suffer ourselves to be surprised by the enemy. In order that such a disgrace' may not befal this town, r have ordered, with the approbation of the junta, that the fortifi cations which we are to defend shall be immediately coostiiioed, efltjticli I now give notice, in ordei that the works may b dommence; and I shall be the 'first to contribtite towards them myself. The wo .inen shall be employed in making and filling sand :haes4 and it is •to be well tinderstoed,'.that there Inuit be so,ooo lhese, will! an & i t v it unniber of Acines ; 80,000 wooden stakes, two yards hang and ••ei!,l4lit inches thick, 1 - 0,000. stakes, one yard long, ;;gun 4060 - half-a ytc.l long ; 400 Wooden millets, VOOO new planks and as many mere old ones, to make platform, &..e. AU persOtts w ho are inspired by honour and patriotism, are willing to 'sacrifice a part of therr property in order to save the whole, and avOid an ignominious slavery ) are reene4ted ekcii to conttibUte a few of the ahiwe••mentioned articles: being well prepared, I trust that God will protea our 'cause, and should the 'French come, that Corunna will fignre in tlile page of history not less 'gloriously than Gerona, 'Valencia and Saragossa. ll'unhappi ly out tats.; should tie leittwpurable, in cousegnence God having *determined to chastise 'us t i Or our sins, we will finally b ury outsetvetin the reins •61 'this place, - ratber than surrender to [hi! French, thus finishing ourdays with -glory and hononr, hoping every .otter town will follow our" ekam pie. ANTONIO DI aroma, Dec. 30. VI 00, Dib. ,tiesidktii.)// :tied Planta- foul,. of 74 guns hAvo arrived here i so' tOat we have tea 'Shit of the Lille. I'l)6' ildtzeibas , IS ilc3o expected. SARAGOSO 4 , Di c', .3. • • tION jOSIVPH REIOI,LEbo 1 4 E tALArOX Y MEttt,-Bre. tUVERNOP, AND ' eAVtAti4-tiii4Elo.l. or fliE jams: AnitsOot4, ACC.• • " The conntry 40iinds giCat Sacrifice;. She 'Calls us to her ,AssiStstice; she sets no other de fenders but her children ; we are her only support. W 6 :should violate out' ditty' o her, and io:ourselvi;s, t rild we Ito';empley Our arms, .and risk.our .and property ; hi order to save her . Noble Arrigonese! brave soldiers! ever ready to Slied r yOur blood to de fend her and your King, • it Is unnece ssar y for me, td rem l ied you of sacred duties which yell have neVer f4getten ; btit the iMporttint,diarge cvhiult you hive „ceritided to nit:, anal anxious desire to fulfil toy duty, and to make a just retu t rn to yOurattachment,,, do not permit me to leave tinetilployed any means that may contribute to deliver you frimi those peki dious iVretelies; Who, already Setting theinselves in opposition 05' our determinationil, alre.idy to the grand cause which we are defending; give ut teranee to sentiments little confotniable to iier tiled loYaitY % r, therefore, drilain cOmmand . • 1. That all the lehahitantsof this city, of every "Tank and condition,-. shall consider theingelves Wand' Oftstekite to its derelict: their tie `sons, Proplerty; bud lives; the rich and great lending a helping hand to the poor, fostering and assisting them, contributing to cover their nakedneSS, aid to enable them Co maintain their • reiii.'leClive puSis tints performiog a &tercel duly, e njoined by natural atleaion; and. re ,commended by the holyreligion which we profess; and„ At the same tusie, renionerating them for the. 'zeal • With, Which they defend their lives, their estates,. and their common country.. Should any .man'be so unnatural as to disus,vn their ohligatioe, he shall , be tined in proportion, to. the maguitede of his etleoce, and the amount of the line shall be Ap propriAted to the subsistenee of the army. " That towns as do nott.vOtotibote all its their peWer.tn the relief of our present necessities, shall tie treated as enemies of our King, whose . se, vereign rights we deiced; and their itiliabitants of every•rank shall, he punished as traitors. ' l ' 3, That every halividual of the Army of Ite. serve, and the recruits of Arragon already enrolled and regimented, who. shall out join his corps within the space of six days hereof, shall be treated as a de, serter in time of war, and as such shall sutler Ow p;iinsefthelaw.• , 4. That the Alcadcs shall scrupulously examine 414 soldiers in their 'respective' wards, who may nm ,have so joined, and make a return of their names and lh corps they belong to; and that the Justices of the tkingtlom of Arragon `do, undert respensi bility of person and property, transmit an ex•aCt. list 4 all the individuals tat their jurisdkiion who have served in the army,, distingtuShing the cavalry from the infantry, and remarking their state •of health and personal vigour.. " 5. That All who profess want of confidence in the Chiefi of the . people or the army, who Make pasquinades, excite riots or disturbances, shall be immediately apprehended, and carried before the newly-appointed Judge' of the. Police, Don Santiago, Nnicela, who will pass judgmient ;tecording to the - times and critical tircutnstances in which the coml• try is placed, and suitable to their slimes : before imposing the punishment af death, he shall consult Inc. " 6. That all the theiiSares riao - pteA shall be obey.. ed with religious. respep, Ainee.they are all directed to the good of the country, which will recompence in more happy times the sacrifices we make, and which are so pleasing to God and the celestial Pro t caress who guards us. " • That all the houses shall be w4L supplied ith cisterns and vessels of water, in oiler to . , be ready to assist in extinguishing any fir,e'which may occur ; and that the Aleades de Barrio shall, in , par- Ocular, superintend this importautpreparation. " 8. That the entrance and departure of persons by ihe gates shall be watched with the greatest care, recolleethig that the enemy even assume our dress, and resort to every artifice, because they do not trust entire)y to their force, though greatly superior in hUmbers. . . " 9: That precisely three days shall be allowed Or the departure Of ..all •the women, old Men arrived at sixty, all the boys not able to carry 'cartridges with moderate equipages, for whose conveniettworders have been issued to all the towns and villages, to re. ccive. thetn' with 'kindness, and to supply their wants, - " to. That all Frerichmen, who may happen to be within the city, shall b e p resente d to the. Judge of the Police, in order to b e removed without the walls. All : the women and children of • the same nation shall be temoved with their. husbands and fathers ; as Shall also all the priSoners and deserters 1 from the enemy's a rm y, to p l aces appo i nte d. f or their rreception, - .. . , . " 1 I. To prevent 'those persons whose virtue is respeaed by every Catholic from beimg exposed to . insult, I permit the Nuns to occupyotrier Convents, : without the limits of the city and snbntbs, whew they . may have. an opportunity Of devoting them. , selves, , without:interruption, to their holy exercises.. " PALIFOX." • „ ~ ,"I . le2:l7fiLlarterS , at . Saraplga, 29th Nov. 18o8.'j , POR7'I, I GUI. , ;SB PA 1,)1;,.R.5,, snoN, have no news ~from . Spnio (an he depencted upon. ,Sir 61,A14.) ?,5 CuT7ut4 sailed on the s.;ist instant, in the illlTTnia, fotir Sail of thetine having sailed on zi,cruise. NVe. !Inc only the Ganges,;rlcl ow: or two smaller Ships 'of \Var left; ~Ks tro‘ips as could be snared, hive us and gone r& to Tin; 14fI l lbra•- .goon 4 'arrived here on the (roil] 'Eng/and, and have Olselnbatked, in order to' proceed to Spain by, BaN, Dec. .21.—The 'Pcirtoguest, who/ avail (hernselres of every opportunitY Which offers to give the 11103t:eiNiVinciog proofs of their loyal and zealous attachment tot:leir Slivercign, celebrated on tae 1 7 7th • inst. the-birth-day of their beloved aileen MARIA not only tlik'capital, but also in S( . ...tobril, ard several ptwes, wilt every demonstiation of the most arderit loyalty and, love - for their Sovereig - n. Our' troops are In diction to march'to Spain. The firSt `division of our army, composed of six thousand l o,1 ) , ii!one Ihntisand ofwhom'are'e.walry, has - titre:l(lv li:ac! ed the point where the troopS Are to join, un.!er 1111.: orders o f IVlajor-Gent.tal AN-TONI() Jost. ()(: 111.- ItANnA FlENltlizins: . The .experit:th:e and tai, ttr of -!that getietal; and the gocid dispositiott and Of 'the tioot,"s "do not admit - of a doubt • tint th.it • Iheirasststance will be found exarerriely after they si all have arrived at their plaeo4)f 'tiGazette Dec. 24.) POLICE; flow-Sritztx.—h:Qn Saturday a late servant. wo .man of Mr. Grubb, Queeu-street, Line°het-inn? fl'eldb; Val 'charged with- being an aceomplice I'o Cite robbery cit his hie Of a quantity of plate. 'the circumstances. that Made • her suspend Wtl'o, that she had had in her priddession the keys of a oi . 'ong room in the buuse, itiLd iron Clirsr, which chit tained the plate. The keys ,ere ter : Some tine mislaid, hul afterwards folitid, with the -exeeptioti of ,one, which led 'Mr. Grubb to. sugpea the priwutir There eppealing no proof against her, slt. wit., 'charged. tVrnan in the employ of Mr. V* ;sAart, tobacco niht, wad charged ceith dtea.,ng - gnatitity or to bacco, his master's property. ilavhigcoute.oced lild Mr..Widhart condented to his being Aczit tin board the •Tender. • - lATT ONI -OA ti bt /Oh Mites Simps')n wag ehareed with going to the house . of Dr. Temple, , in Patr.ciforl-toyi, letter,, desiriog.:l seri'aut to take it up stai . ts 11:.s master, an d in the meat) time steal ing:t4e tVaP I . .ti great 'coat, which hung on.a peg in the 1):145:14, was afrerwards round upon his.back. lie was fully conittiitt4d for trill. ' JO/pi Lepper, to labouring-looking ni3n, nppre- Itendel by 'lron acid Hancock of tide Qffice ; in I,lerf fordshire, on suspici on of.divers.robberies, especially about Hatfield, in compahy with other per,.otts'lleit yet In cu•uoLly, underwent an exatii.uat onti ',Vag remanded for another bearing, severai.persous being expeCte.l to appear against-him. AAn.litog bung, woman, undo . 20 yeari . of 15 in co,tody for forging and . utur...ring tiort putrort nig to he of , the Bank or &Iwo. :inKlent 1)1,:s of the Cottony., She i said bFlong, long who have ,lived: for some title iti splendour, by leiottious means. • stityrltH ELI) MARK li.t„ lA.N. 9. This day's market was amply supplied with prim.: beasts, ;Ind the show of cattle in other reirpetts was leo gooti;' Beef, Mutton,. Polk, and Ve,a, ate cheaper titan our last report, and the it geheral li/3S tolerably brisk. Thu sales in the Haymarket were , somewhat consider;tble; tiay has talien in pi ice sinve Friday's market ; Si raw ohtaineit a better price; Clover fetched fast price.-We subjoin an accurate,statement of the prices and numbers : To sink the Offal per stone 81b. Beef 4s. od. to 4s. CA—Mutton js M. to 4s. 2tl.—Vest 4s. tit to 6s. 4t1,--14artib 06. od. to c r y. ,4.—pork. ss, od. to 4s. 4d. Beasts, 2,37o.—Sheep, t7,64o,.—Calves, itto. , -=Pigs,:2llo. Day sl. Ss. od. to 61. os. ad.—Clove:rel. 61. od. 101. 7s. 0d. , ---Strayi 11. 6s. od. to 11. 18s. od. CORN-EXCHANG.R, JAN. g.—There is but an in considerable supply . of Wheat arrived to-day, and sales early in the forenoon were at a small advance 'in price, but afterwards nearly at our last quotation ; Barley and Malt in short supply and rather dearer; in White and Grey Pease but little variation ; Ilean4 of each kind 111:1 , wile; although there are short supplies of Oats this tralo is not quoted dearer 4 Flour at last prices. From tke LOl3 DOA CMZETTE, .Tan. 7, Frog, . • 24mir l3F.Qffice, Ja:z. 1809. t:ony of a LOtter from Vim-Admiral Lord (ulflogaVo)!, t'ommandilr , in Chief.of ALijtsty's Ships uu i Vess • iti tut. Alediterrarieatt; to the tiutipur.ibte W . . W. l'o dated t)11 tyoattt the th;,:4l), (di Towon, vie 19til oa bet, IScB. SIR, i inclose a letter Which I hive just received from the Right Hon. Lot - Cochrane ; CaptairF , of the Ltt ' periense, stating the services which' he has been inn ploved in on the coast of Languedoc. Notting can exceed the activity and , zesd with which his Lordship pursues the. enemy; The sle.; cess ci...l4442.attends his enterpri7en cle.nly indicates with Asdiat , sit and ability they an: cOntitla4:4.4 skies isegpingithe coa,;t in constant 'a lotati*.sptension of the trade,. and .harassing a body of troops employiNt in opposing him, he (go, prehnhly, prevented those troops, which wetip i - tended for Figneras, from advancing into tr,r giving . them employment. in the defence at' theig' own Coasts. On the coast towards Genoa the enemy has heen erinally annoyed by the Kent and Wizard. those Ships have had that station some time to prevent the French Ship sailing from, Penon, and hive al, , `most entirety stopped the—only trade the. enemy , had, which is in very small Vessels; daring their cruize there, they have taken and destroyed twenty, three of those coasters. I inclose: the l e tte r o f Rogers, • Captain ogers, giving ,on acconot 0;11 nlt.tl7. made at Null, and the capture of the Vessels in the Mod. I hare the honour to be, &c. (,'OI.LiNGWOOD. • I,l:palevse, Cult - Dillon -11 4 MY 1,()R start. 14;8., With varying opposition, ,htit witi) tin t% - inied sue. c es4 , th e newly co witrt4.teti ic are at ti;(. , . utmost coticiluttlict: to safety : , 'of thf.; 17titilttlous convoys th,lt imssitiong thescomit k?tirdi(itte,, Pineae, Milguite, • Frontig9r),n,,„ awl Foy,. havt, bo!n too* n up and c...otnA..;)eTy &..Ytnotisheci, together ‘yith their 4>graphitqlous•es.,• fourteen - barracks c,f rhe. d'Arnis,. or . D.) . wints, one hattery, and llt Arrni , 4 k towvtupOn the LakE of Frbntiguan. j ' 1\11:. Alaphlon, First .Liunton.tut, had command of ,theie ; Lieutenant Johnspn hart chargQ. , of the tiettl-piece,. and Lienteriant the al Marines. _To them and. to gr,,,Gi!bor(, ss6tant-Surgeon ; Mr. Burney, :Gnontir ; Stewart .:it)ti Scot: in, ili . l).non, fl;te tt hmever credit irxise front such ini!...Znief,' 1)r imying, a force drawn :iiKhtt th , notatr.l tronlii‘ the intlwrUtnt fortlesi c t F.;guo•as 10.144 P 4!letwe of Own , cipidha of .Lieunliints Alapktun, Joltuvo, ancl, Fiore ritiserves my praiie, a; well 34 th,.l of the other. ci;iiceri, R i val Mariu s , ;111,i 5t:3111 . .01i, I lily,. , I;i4tit Hon, Lord Cullut4wooki, I alpefttstie lVt)1:111dCll one singc,l Lgo.w. Karltry, ..-.()31,1, Colo 0,11,:er how oths!!..i • ' - Ship Qa . C4ii;a. LL., . • SIR, I • beg leave to actpuitit , you, that kes ay terd,• ning,alting the Coact from GenO:i to . ktt!rtl , .. ye . de :AP.tit,•'ee 81a-covered a coriViy- el tot) S.iil ( tleeply la.len, under the twotection of i (yoo' h t iat,. at anchor, close to the beach abreast of:' the to cit Nolis; and 'AS 'alert) appeared' a fair prospeet bringing they out , by a prompt attack,. befae the enemy land time to colleCt his force, 'I instantly del.tr the floats Of the Kent and Wizard rtrtcl ass there' was hut little wind, I dii . eclei C.tptaio v o cri' s T,'Airtl4 Wiha:-.1, to t9w in , and cover tie ,, floats,lwhipli' immediately put off, :Indy by groat exertion, soon towed her close to the Ves se la, Wh en . it was Cotuni itopossi hie to bring them out without lauding, tiara of them being fastened to tke, show by ropes ftVin their ktels and tuast , -heads„ the Boat,'; : , therefore pulled to the beach with gredt 04)06c:A to the fire of two guns in the bow of the (Turf-linat, two tield-pikrCes placed in a grove which flanked tflu trach i •a heavy gun in front of the town, and a u utmed tiro of Musketry from the houses ; but, t o ;lese were no cheek to the ardour and intrepi.lity of British Seamen and Marines,. who,. leaped frotn - Ifie boats, and rushed upon 'het enemy with a fan h.% ~ s.eal that was not to be resitsted. "The gun in trout of the town was soon taken and spik e d, . by,Liauterialit ChaSman,.,Seeond ot the Kent, k m conimande4 the Seamen, and Lieutenant Hanlon of the Royal Matinee; and the cneuty, wh o h a d dr awn up t considerable farce' at Regular Tronps: in grove, ledefendthe two fiejd-pieee s , was disl o dg e d by Capt&h Re 41 . ; . who commanded the'Royal MA- Lieutenant Grant of that Corps; who took po4ccslon of the field pieces, and brought them oft- In the mean time . Lientcionts Lindiay and Moresbyof the Kent, and Lieutenant Bissett of the ' Wizard, who h-ad equally diStirTtlistied'Oetivelvoi' eiriVin," the enemy trom the beach, were. acitively employed in taking possession of Tie Gun-boat, and treeing the • VesseN twin their tl(.,ti to the sburw i ;Ind ~ srion sitiihitliou t•.) sec our people ' ettlh tit, _and the ‘v)z , le .t:le Ve4,els venting onf. site protecting fur. t i ts:e., NVizard, by. tll jta(l;condat tat Fvrris, etnlttibilted cB ,, ,i.nlinliyto keep the tiP, , z).); in check, both the advance and fetrC:n of, the boats. I ~hould:have plea Are in notiting the Arid s hip men , tithi.4 . 5. 1 4%) were consplem,lll in.thigludovoter pribe,,,h4fliorthat i have already given a long 4 Oil that', i . t to iy.tti thought.wort hy of, and :;halt them. leave, to add,' that one seamen killed, and (a .0 wounded,' (jnee dead)* both' of thv Kent, i 3 t!1 loss`wO stislained. Alati.tatrityAett many dead on Abe ,Grourid. The w Gun , boat as a IN:ttional Vesst:l, called La Vi ilsnfe, cOrlttlaiided by an Eysdigne; do Valaseee with a complement of 41) men. I have the honour to Ltt, bte: THOMAS 11001.31t5. Edward Tbotil'lrironyb, Egg. Vice.Attinir4l ' 01 the bite, 4tie, 1371100 Slzinneri Captain of the Foretcy. w WOJNOLV, , • 1•';. • in Ablc 5f:4111411, 4111 ct 06'!1,1 P.S. Sttfdd . writing, the abuve, the _Begs at the Kent 41Ati. W-izard ilave . brattglit rtttt , wilhotAtAui , ;- itaa, 0tt1,..r tilt...W.loS ()I 1(;' 41Car LeghLiC.i